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Am I Pregnant??

I have posted here before...But here is the situation: My husband and I have been trying to get pregnant for a year.  I have been very consistant with getting my period.  Over the past 3 months these are the dates I got it here October 31st, November 28th & December 25th... and this month I am supposed to get it on January 22nd.  Anyway, last night on January 10th, I started to get a brown discharge.  I thought it was implantation bleeding at first, but it is a little heavier today.  NOT NEARLY AS HEAVY AS A PERIOD!!  But not just when I wipe after urinating.  I always heard that implantation bleeding is VERY VERY light.  Can this be wrong??  

Also, I know I ovulated earlier than supposed to.  A few days after my period.  Can I be pregnant??  When can I take a test to be sure??
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1027094 tn?1327429732
Sometimes women have more bleeding then they would think with implantation. Everyone is different. So be hopeful. BUT don't test till your period is late.
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1186852 tn?1423660370
Hey, i too am due for AF within a few days of you, 23rd i think im due. Anyway, its very possible it was heavier then usual implantation bleed, but again, you could of ovulated much earlia, and so therefore it could be AF gearing up to show her face!! I know how frustrating it is TTC (trying to concieve)..ive been trying since December 2009 since a miscarriage at 6 weeks! I would wait it out for the day your period is due, then take a test!!
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